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- 16 Triple Pre-Wet byScott Rao Scott Rao's Tricolate recipe. No-bypass design means all water passes through the coffee bed. Uses boiling water and fine grind. Tricolate Ratio 1:20
- 17 WBrC 2024 byWataru Iidaka Wataru Iidaka's second-place routine from the 2024 World Brewers Cup in Chicago. Three pours over a layered dose of three Panama Geishas, a Sibarist B3 UFO paper, and a temperature drop on the final pour for balance. UFO Dripper Ratio 1:16
- 18 Fermented byPack Katisomaskul Pack Katisomaskul's two-kettle variant for high-impact processed coffees — naturals, anaerobics, thermal-shocks. Same three-pour skeleton as his standard, but the finisher drops to 82°C to keep the cup balanced when the bean is already flavor-loud. UFO Dripper Ratio 1:16
- 19 Three Pours byPack Katisomaskul Pack Katisomaskul's three-pour routine from his third-place USBrC 2024 run. Skips the small-pulse approach: two slow openers followed by a finisher delivered very high and hard from the kettle to control fines through bypass. UFO Dripper Ratio 1:16
- 20 Switch High byUFO Coffee Tools UFO V2 mounted on a Hario Switch base for a hybrid immersion-then-percolation brew. Two minutes of vigorous-spoon immersion pulls flavor, then the switch opens to drain, and two more pours finish the cup. Pushes extraction higher than straight pour-over. UFO Dripper Ratio 1:16.7
- 21 Switch Mild byUFO Coffee Tools Milder sibling of the Switch High hybrid. Same immersion opener, but the second phase is a single 100g pour split into circle plus center — total contact time and agitation drop, the cup comes out gentler. UFO Dripper Ratio 1:16.7
- 22 Official byBlue Bottle Coffee Blue Bottle's siphon method. Medium grind with careful heat control for a clean, sweet cup. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:14.6
- 23 Classic byHario Vacuum brewing with a siphon produces a clean, tea-like cup with aromatic complexity. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:15
- 24 Competition Siphon Championship-style siphon (vacuum pot) recipe. Precise temperature control with stirring technique for a remarkably clean, aromatic cup. The theatrical brewing method produces some of the clearest coffee possible. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:15
- 25 Dark Roast Siphon method adapted for dark roasts. Coarser grind and shorter contact time prevent over-extraction. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:13.6
- 26 Cross Stir byEspresso Workshop Espresso Workshop NZ siphon recipe. Double-stir technique with a cross-pattern stir for even extraction. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:15.3
- 27 High Extraction — Two-Stir byJonathan Gagné Coffee ad Astra's high extraction siphon recipe. Finer grind and vigorous agitation for maximum sweetness. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:15.2
- 28 High Extraction — Turkish-Fine byJonathan Gagné Ultra-fine grind siphon recipe by Jonathan Gagne (Coffee ad Astra). Extremely fine grind yields 23-24% extraction with a short steep time. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:16.7
- 29 Iced Siphon Flash-brewed iced siphon coffee. Higher dose brewed at double strength, then poured over ice. The siphon's clean extraction combined with rapid cooling produces a bright, aromatic iced coffee. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:10
- 30 Japanese Kissaten byHario Japanese kissaten-style siphon recipe. Full immersion with two stirs produces a cup with lots of body and clear aromas. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:16.1